England · WALKING TOURS IN BRISTOL
England gives you fewer dry mornings than you planned for, so the walking tours in Bristol you pick matter. These 4 come with the price, the running time and who each one suits.
See Banksy originals, Bristol street art, ruined churches, toppled statues, and 1,000 years of city history on this lively 2-hour walk.
“I really enjoyed the tour with Henry! He was informative, friendly, and funny and the tour was a great overview of Bristol.”
Explore Bristol’s WWII air raid shelter, Corn Exchange vaults, rooftop views, and St Nicholas Market with a lively local guide.
“This is a fascinating and entertaining tour. While the wartime stories may be familiar to some of us, the experience of visiting such a hidden part of Bristol just underneath a well known landmark is fantasic. Our guide Theresa was passionate, very knowledgable and ensured that everybody got the most out of the tour. She also pressed on in the outdoor part of the tour despite the gale force winds and rain!”
A spooky Zoom tour led by lively guides, with Bristol and London ghost stories, Penny Dreadfuls, quizzes, and practical booking tips.
“Enjoyable hour learning about some of the London's ghost stories. It could use a bit more photo material, but all in all a nice tour that I recommend checking out. Charming guide made it well worth it.”
Explore Bristol’s old city and harbour with guide Mike, Banksy murals, docks, churches, and local stories on a small-group walk.
“Our second tour with Mike, having joined the excellent Clifton bridge to city centre tour in 2023. This tour started close to where the previous tour finished, covering the central areas of Bristol. MIke's knowledge of the history of this facinating city remains impressive, with the detail often enhanced by photos or drawings of the city to show how it has evolved. Apart from the history, the tour touched on the social and economic changes to the city, including street art by Banksy and others. We took this tour shortly after arriving in Bristol for a long weekend, and found it highlighted many interesting areas we returned to the next…”
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